Rotherham boss Ronnie Moore is expected to name an unchanged side against Hereford.
Millers unchanged while Hereford wait on injuries
Rotherham boss Ronnie Moore is expected to name an unchanged side when Hereford visit the Don Valley Stadium.
The Millers are keeping the pressure on League Two leaders Bournemouth and will be hoping a win over the Bulls, coupled with a Cherries defeat, can send them top.
Moore grabbed his first victory since he returned to the club against Crewe last time out and the Liverpudlian will once again have a fully-fit squad at his disposal.
Striker Tom Pope has been playing through the pain barrier with a back problem, but the summer signing from Crewe is expected to partner Adam Le Fondre in attack once again.
Drewe Broughton came off the bench to score the winner at Gresty Road after recovering from a broken toe, and the veteran striker is likely to again be among the substitutes.
Midfielder Michael Cummins is waiting in the wings for an opportunity to impress Moore.
Hereford news
Hereford will monitor the fitness of a number of players in the build up to the fixture with Glen Southam still a doubt.
The midfielder came through a reserve-team outing in midweek and could be in contention for a first-team comeback following his hand injury.
Striker Lee Morris is also hoping to be fit for the showdown following a groin injury as are defenders Dan Blanchett and Keith Lowe.
However, Craig Jones remains a long-term absentee with a back injury while defender Darren Dennehy, who has an ankle injury, and midfielder Jonny Godsmark (broken hand) are both a couple of weeks away from action.
Forward Leon Constantine, though, is fit having made his return to the starting line-up in the midweek win over Aldershot in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.
